adiabatic wall boundary condition
Hello
I'm using ANSYS CFX v12 to simulate the fluid flow and heat transfer in a rectangular duct. I impose an adiabatic wall boundary condition to the top surface of the fluid domain and a constant heat flux to the bottom one. The logical result is the absence of heat transfer near the upper wall. Instead the results I get show that the fluid is also heated from the top (adiabatic?!) wall. I have checked my boundary conditions and they are ok. Could the problem be related to the mesh? Any suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thanks! |
No, an adiabatic wall should not heat no matter what you do.
What makes you think the adiabatic wall is heating it? |
Thank you for your swift reply!
Unfortunately, I didn't interpret my results correctly. The fluid is heated due to the effect of the lateral wall. I was confused because the heating took place near the vicinity of the upper boundary. Sorry to trouble you! |
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